MauserCollector

If scattergun means federally legal length shotgun then just about every free state it is legal to have one in the backseat Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

You definitely have a point. However they should really start with enforcing gun laws in Newark, Jersey City, Camden, etc. A local resident in our cities can get caught carrying a full auto sub gun and the charges magically disappear and they are back on the street in under a year. If any of us were just caught with the firearm without the underlying charges we would be in prison for a decade.

I thought maybe sawed off. So the issue was that it was loaded? Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Stay in PA. Have her move there. If she won't move to PA now don't get married. Getting a Jersey Girl out of NJ is a monumental task.

Keep up the good work. What is a scattergun? Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

"Western Union Bubble" makes little sense. If you are talking about Western Unions stock price it has been in a small trading range for a decade and is half the value it once was. However you are comparing apples and oranges when talking about the bursting of a bubble. Bubbles burst when there is zero support for a large run-up in price. Dot.com bubble burst because companies that lost money were trading multiple times higher than Exxon Mobile and other established companies with positive and low P/E Ratios. Housing Bubble Burst because people were overpaying on speculative buying using interest only loans to invest. They couldn't afford to payback these loans when things went South and the principal payments were added in. Bitcoin price is currently being manipulated by a few major players and inexperienced investors who are now being sucked in thinking that the price will continue to rise. Even before Bitcoin is killed by regulation and hackers those major players will short Bitcoin and make a boatload more money. This will cause a lot of amateur investors to go broke.

So another $78M in Bitcoin was just stolen from Nicehash who now claims they have investors to repay the customers who now have nothing. Yet customers can't get any funds til the end of January. What are the odds anyone gets a dime or a bitcoin back from Nicehash? No one has gotten their bitcoin back from Mt Gox or the other dozen or so exchanges that were hacked and individuals bitcoin were gone forever. https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/bitcoin-gox/ Due to the theft of bitcoin government regulation is expanding. Once full regulation is in place bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies lose their allure. There maybe a short window left to make a couple dollars, but the risk is big. My advice is only invest money you are willing to lose. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Platinum. No way palladium or gold should be worth more than platinum. I made a nice profit buying palladium in the low 200s and selling in the 800s. Last I looked platinum was in the low 900s, palladium was about $100 more and gold was near $1,300. Platinum should be 4x Palladium and 1.5x Gold. Another play would be to go short on palladium which is past its peak. I almost bought $1000 in bitcoin at $5 a coin. I would have sold way before it broke $10,000, but still kick myself. Now it is a bubble waiting to burst. Regulation or hacking or both will be its ultimate demise, but the bubble will pop before then. Just like the dot coms when the cabbie is talking about buying it's time to get out.

Post-It Note is a good idea. The Finns were ahead of their time. They had stamps specifically for target shooting Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I'm sure they could accommodates after the official opening. Until then they will likely be busy with getting everyone registered and last minute details. I toured it the other morning. I don't think there is anything to complain about. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Recoil isn't a private club range. Meaning they will be per hour and have walk ins. UHGC will not be renting per hour. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Dang seems I missed all the Fun and it is gone now. If anyone has screen shots PM me I always enjoy the entertainment of a good pissing contest Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I can understand both sides, but most of the major delays I believe were after the initial pre construction membership sales. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

More legit? How is either not legit? As for the gas line issue you obviously don't have all the facts. Monroe is serviced by PSE&G and is in Middlesex County. They would not extend gas service to the location. It came to light after construction that NJNG had a gas line that was much closer. However NJNG services Manalapan which is in Monmouth County. They were able to get exemptions to be provided gas service by NJNG. Do you think that is a quick process? In addition to the water table and gas service there is a bridge and a road that was recently redone right at the entrance to the range. That is a whole other issue in itself. Also the property not only is right on the border of two towns it is two counties and it is a county road I believe known as CR2. That is a lot of planning boards to deal with, engineers and attorneys as well. Luckily they didn't need Manalapan planning approval. What kind of scam do you think they could possibly be running? Do you think the 1500 memberships they sold even came close to funding the construction? I can only speak for what I know about the range and the family building it. They seem to be good hard working people to me. The other businesses leasing space I don't know as much about.

Trickle Down Economics worked in the 1980s and it will work again today. Handing money to banks and printing money to inject into the economy just raised inflation and boosted Wall Street. It did nothing for Main Street. Private business investment creates jobs, which leads to lower personal debt, and more consumer spending. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I think you will be happy. Lanes upstairs are 75' and there are at least a half dozen. Then downstairs 3 rooms of lanes each with at least half a dozen lanes that are 135'. Great lighting, top notch ventilation system. Upstairs also has a large lounge area with big comfy couches. In addition to a classroom for classes. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Yes. If they don't have it in hand yet they will soon. A solution was worked out. Monroe is much friendlier to construction and business than Manalapan is.

Just got an email UHGC has set an official opening date of Feb 3 2018. In the interm they are going to have members come in and get their credentials and get registered into the system. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Why are so many people busting Smokin .50 chops. Seems to me he is the only one who comes on the forum from any 2A group. Is the only group talking about lawsuits that aren't crazy. Hosts shooting and teaching events. Hasn't pissed off all the other 2A groups. Isn't against us having CCW and other 2A rights. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I did say many not all. From what I read I actually like what it sounds like you guys are doing. I mentioned Nappen because he was the prior topic not yourself. That's why I was surprised you thought it was directed towards you.

Well that wasn't directed towards you or your organization. The thought of your organization wasn't even in my head. I highly doubt anyone in your organization is making a 7 figure salary if there are any salaries at all. I was thinking more along the lines of the NRA and American Cancer Society. Also the topic had switched towards Evan Nappen so what would even make you think it had anything to do with you?

Unfortunately many non profits motives are the same. They want just enough fix to keep the donors happy but not a cure. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

That is not fully accurate anymore since ObamaCare decision. Which was why Roberts claimed he changed his vote the way he did. The federal funds now have to be tied to the law in order to force state compliance. So they couldn't threaten to take away school lunch but they could probably take law enforcement funding. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

It wasn't a public defender it was a lawyer the guy paid $1500 to. Nappen then should have told the press if my client wants to pay me to continue the case we will take it to SCOTUS. Not we are taking this all the way to SCOTUS. As far as I am concerned Nappen is an author and the equivalent of a carnival barker. His office certainly doesn't return calls and he doesn't return emails to take on cases without publicity.

Yes they have put a large sum out of pocket and have been busting their butts to get it done. It is one of the nicer indoor ranges. It certainly beats the old Brick Armory Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk